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Re^4: PERL csv files to Excelby cavac (Vicar) |
on Mar 30, 2023 at 14:55 UTC ( #11151350=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
As is often the case in such cases, i'm the person with the strange opinion here. I like what you have done here. No, that the code itself. There are better ways, like using tested and more feature-complete modules instead of your messy spaghetti code. What i like is that you took the initiative, looked into how the file format actually works and in the process learned something! And what's more: I learned something: I could stuff the generation of Excel files into some Template Toolkit file(*), damn the incompatibilities and full speed ahead. If someone uses Excel, they are used to pain and suffering and random error messages popping up anyway. (*) Which would come in quite handy if i could pull that off. That would mean i get relatively "free" XLSX generation in one of my web tools without having to implement a second data handling module.
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